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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

MORE CONCERNING HAY

A movement is on foot among few OF
our business men to organize a company.
purchase couple of balels and create q
home market for all the hay in the county.
We sincerely hope the enterprise will be
placed in actual operation, for we feel us
sured that they will not only make it q
financial success--but il will also make O
source of revenue for our farmers that
will realize them handsomely. The Can
ton Advocate talks rs follows:
In the first place there has always
been demand for Dakota hay and in pro-
ductivs seasons, when the usual quota
was put up in the east, the article has net
ted our farmers $500 per ton. Dunng
these seasons hay was worth about Sl2. IN
the Milwaukee market 1t is now worth
from Sl2. to Sl5. anu there is an area OF
$4,000 square miles il Iowa, Wisconsin
and Illinois that will import every sl eur
that is used. This strip Of country il
about 400 rlilss long and 200 miles wide.
and il the big dairy and cattle section OF
the world. Kansas and Nebraska will
have no surplus, and 1t will rest with
northwestern Iowa and south Dakota to
supply the demand. Jesse Hill, of Clari-
on, Iowa, made an inspection OF the
burned district and figures that he can
not get hold of too much hay. He was in
Canton the other day, looking after sellers,
he is now In Yankton where he wants 3,
600 tons for shipment from that station.
He is following the same plan at all i'm
portant trading points, and will handle
hdDdreds Of thousands OF tons OF Dakota
hay.
In central Dakota the hay crop will be
immense, and there will be vast amount
Of the commodity soon thrown upon the
market. Crops We're poor in many sec-
tions this fall, and the farmer will make
speedy sales To meet his store tills
What seems like a vast quantity Of hay in
sight, however. will deminish to an amaz-
ing extent when the hay trains begin to
pull out of the Territory, and the Advocate
believes the price will run high before the
winter Is over.
Meanwhile, it will be well enough to
work few days yet with the mower.
Verv little money can be lost on hay, and
considerable money may be made. Our
advice is run the risk."
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
HOLDEN ITEMS.

Flax is not yielding as much rs most
people expected.
Milt Corson and wife, George Corson
and wife, John johnson. George Wing
field and CLANCY Havens started last wech
to work ON the railroad northeast of Huron.
Quarterly meeting last Thursday night
at the Star Society was very poorly attend
ed, some being sick and most all too busy
Schalhurst Koerran 4 Co.'S steam
thresher bas been doing most Of the
threshing around here and We have never
seen faster or better work, At one place
they threshed AZ bushels minute and al
another place where wheat only made
bushels TO the acre they threshed loo bu
in thirty inmates. They know how TO run
a machine and do good job for any one
We are satisfied that your county faii
will be success for you have good men nj
the helm.
Sheldon Bennett passed through on his
way to Kansas last week. He lived in
ll4-69.
Al and Will Nation and Carl Harrison
are helping to run steam thresher.
S. s. Wingfeld and family visited will
relatives near st. Lawrence last week.
DIN. n. d. FhtboEbon mas Quit idrxt
grannry and the best one we have In tn,
country,
Father Rush is building a large nice
barn.
Fred Nation had over ten bushels q
flax to the acre.
We have it from good authority TINT an.
other adjustsr for the Farmers Mutual viii
be around. complaint having been mad,
to the company. We have only heard o.
one man who put in his last years crop
but some, il seems, give in grain that wal
In the stack before the storm. SALLY.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15


IDaf1Lo3URE N,TH,E for Western Loan and
/ Trust Co. Pierre Dakota, j. coosh and
Mary J. hi. wife Frank H Wasll,ur,, J,bu cuth
bertson. NJ X Williams. ~ Nj Loew' Insursnrs
Co Of Dakota, Of sioux Fals.
TAXI NOTICE, wHEEras Defsult has been M AZ
In the pay Inent OF the interest becoming due octo
Der ist. 1855. on cerfnln notes secured by mort
isoo. made and execurd ny J. u. Corh and Msry
j. Sooch MS wife, as morigneors, to W, W. Melon
sd trustee As MORTGAGE which said mortgage
Was only nled for record In the once of the Regis
ter Of Deeds ot Hand county. Dakota. and duly re
corded In said oihre In book IL of mortgages on
page ", and whereas said mortgage Wa dsily ~
signed ~ said W w. Mcdonald. Trustee Ia Ira
had~eil and said assignmcnt was daiy recoried ir
the Once OF the Register OF Deeds Of said Hand
county in book IL ON page s73 and Whereas said
mortgage wh. duly assigned by said Ira Hxd-e II &
me by an instrument In writin. duly signed and
sckho"ledged hnd recorded Ia Tie ONCE OF the
kegister OF Deeds ia said count, OF Hand. Datsta
ana
WHEhFAs. No acu0n or proceeding d law hat
hern insttnEd 10 recover ihe debt secured by said
mortgage or sny part thereof and
wHssEAk. IL was provided and snralstsd In said
mortgage, thst In case OF the breach OF any agree
tn.nt ths rin coLtsined or d.ianh should he
made IN tho payment of any portion OF the princi
pal or interest promptly and h the tune the same
should become que, or u deianh lie msde In Tho
payment OF any taxrs assessed or 70 ce n~essed 2r
said premises bcfore the same should become de
Iindosnt. "f oeisnr or mnae IN ths payment OF any
protnIanis . ~. sns'nhs ma ocnun"ins any lnsar
Ance = In sad norfxase, then the Who'll.
principal and interest thereby secured should. q
tne opuon OF Tue houer heeoi, petomr que nno
payable and
shthhAs, Tue eWhoe anonh. OF unpaid princi
pa ana interest has become dus ny the terms Of
'aid morsase'
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

MORTGAGE sALH-Drrnnlt having been
made in the payment Of the sum " fo,ir
hundred and fifteen dollars which is clal,a.
ed 10 be due st the date Of this notice upon
q certain mortgage duly executed and de-
liyered by Henry Miller and Nancy Mil.
Ter to John A. Fowler bea ring date the
30th day of October a. ID. 1885, and duly
recorded in the office Of III. Ragist., oi
Deeds in and for the county of Hand and
territory Of Dakota, on tho 30tb day ol
October A. ID. 1886, at L o'clock A. NJ, in
book IL Ofmortgages, on page 5l5, and no
action or proceeding Mt law or otherwise
having peen instituted 10 recover the debt
secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof
New therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of n power Of sale contained
in said mortgage aud pursuant to the
statute In such eases made and provided
the said mortgage viii be foreclosed; and
the premises described in and copere by
said mortgage viz blGks tivast5) and
seven (7) in the town of South Miller In
Hand county and Territory Of Dukotx,
with the hereditaments and appurtcnnnccs
will be sold ut public auction. to the high.
est bidder for cash, TO pay said debt and
interest, and fifty dollars attorneys fec
us stipulated in and by said mortgage in
case OF foreclosure, and the disbursements
allowed by law; which sale will be made
by the Sheriff of said Hand county, at the
font door Of the court house IN The town
of Miller in said county ana Territory
on the 10th day Of August A. ID. 1887, al
: o'elock p. N. OF that day, subject I,
rede' ption at any time within one yeal
frSn the day Of sale, as provided by law.
Dated June 23, A. ID. 1887
JoHN A. FOWLER.
Mortgage.
Il. T. Langley, Attorney. inn30t7
NOTICE OF Pos1PoNEMEST OF MeEI
GAgE SALE.
To whom il may concern, take notice
The above mortgage sale will bc post
poned from the 20th day Of August, 1887
as noticed above to the 10th day Of Sep
tember, 1887, at two o'clock p. M. of sa,t
day. This posipsnemcnt is made by
reason OF the question ~ transferring Tn,
foreclosure To the district court, he,ng nov
pending in said district court. The SAID
sale will take place at the tile above in
dicated, and according to the above nokic,
Of mortgage sale unless otherwise orderec
by said court. Given under my hand thii
10th day of August, 1887.
john A. FOWLER, Mortgage.
y. T. LANGLEY, Attorney auglot.
To whom it may concern-Ihe above sale vii
| be further postponed to Tuesday sept xth. ls57
| al o'clock p. m. the said not having besi
determined yet by the court.
Given under my hand this i0th day Of Sept 1851
John A. Fowler. Mortgages.
T. Langley. Attorney. sepi5t2
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
Lind OIIice At Huron ID n, Aur 90 1857

Lend Office at Huron ID. 7. Aug. 20, 1887
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of his in
t"ntion to make final proof in support Of
his claiis and secure tinal entry thereof,
aud that said proof viii be made before
Clerk Of the district Court in and for Hand
County d. IT, Miller, Oak. on the 24th.
day of October, 1881, viz: Jasper G. Ilar-
yey under his Homestead entry, No 6s5.
Huron series. for the North. west quarter
Section Q, Town, VA, Range Gs. aud he
names tho following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and culiiya-
tion of said tract, viz: Clifford II. saddoris,
Samuel Saddoris, Alexander Mnncur.
Samuel Iluling, all Of Florence, Hand Co.
Dnkots. J. y MCFARLAND Register
Sept. lti q II. CARROLL Atty.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

Mr.. Cyrus Abbott, Of Iowa City, is in
town on business. He says Dakota is far
ahead of Iowa in natural resources for ag.
riculturnl and stock growing purposes.
He says Dakota never fails in crop that
excels all others for practical benefit to
the farmer-and that is the root crop. He
has put ~ lbs of meat on hog in one day
with cooked potatoes aud beets, and
never could add more than pound and u
half a day with corn. In the New England
states he claims we 6ud the f,ttess pork
ers. where a two and three acre field Is q
big crop OF corn, but there they feed
cooked vegetables. Mr. Abbott says he
would give wheat but little attention.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
MORTGAGE sAIE-wbeyras defnp,t


has been made IN the payment Of the
money secured by mortgage dated th,
26ih day Of Nov a. %. 1884 executed by
Charles A. Jolitz aud Louise Joiitz, hus-
band and wife mortgagors. of the County
If Sphinx aud Territory Of Dakota, to N. p
Bromlsy u ortgagee Of the county of
SPHINX and Territory Of Dakota and which
mortgage was recorded In the Office OF the
Regi.ter of Deeds of the county Of Hand
and the Territory Of Dako.a, in book 2, of
mortgages on page e29 ON the l0.h da, Of
December, A. u. 1884 at a o'clock and 40
minutes in the afternoon, and:
Whereas No action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been instituted TO re-
cover the:debt secured by said mortgage,
or any part thereof, and:
Wherss. default has been made in the
payment Of the taxes assessed on said real
property Ms agreed by said Eortgagor ia
said mortgage. and:
Whereas the amount claimed to be due
on said mortgage ut date o, this notice is
tho SUM of -Four Hundred and Fourteen
dollars ($4l<.00) to Wit Four Hundred
dollars principal and Fourteen dollars in
tcrcst and Twenty Five dollars 1878 OO)
attorneys fees rs stipulated for in said
iLorfgnge.
Now therefore notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of the power Of sale con-
tanned in said mortgage. and duty recorded
a. atorsaid and in pursuance nf the statute
In such eases made and prov idcd said mort
gage will be foreclosed by sale of the
mortgagcd premises there in described ut
public auction to the highest and bost bid
der Mt the front door ot the court house in
the town of Miller and county of Hand
and territory of Dakutp on the adth day of
October, 1887 at two u clock in the .ficr-
noon Of that day.
The mortgaged prcmi.es are situated in
the county of Hand in the territory of Da-
kota and are described n follows, TO wit:
The north east quarter (Let of section two
(2) in township one hundred aud fifteen
tll5) Of range sixty Fix tG6l west fiftk
p. N. containing lG0 acres. Dated ut Red
field ID. I. this 25th day Of Aug, A.D 1857.
n. p. BROMLEY Mortgagoe.
ii. G. WARSocK Attorney for mortga-
gee, Postofiice Rcdfeld, Oak. Septlt7
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

1887. All members present. J. A. WOOL
hiser in the chair.
y,ted that a refunding order be given
Nels Rasmussen for taxes crroneously as
sessed for year 1886. said Rasmussen not
having been resident Of Hand county
until May 1856, and hence not assessable
Voted that rcfunding order Tor S3.72
be granted M. Kane for taxes enormously
assessed for year 1854.
On motion q. G.. Noble Is abated his
road poll tax for 1858 in township ll4i66.
and 81 so with interest and penalty.
On motion Ed Thole, of ll6-67, was np-
pointed road oyerseer In said unorgan zed
township.
Petition from lls-s7 presented asking
fer county aid in building bridge across
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

Land Office at Huron. ID. r. Aug, 90 1887
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing ma red settler has filed notice OF his in.
tention TO make final proof in support Of
his claim and secure fnsl entry thereof,
ard that said proof will he made before
Clerk OF the District Court, in and for
Hand county ID. T. at Miller Dak' on the
2ist day of October, 1887, viz: Samuel g.
Hague under his Z. ID. $. No 1898, Hur-
on series, for the Northwest quarter oi
Section 8, Town il3, Rang. Cs, and names
the following witnesses 10 prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract, viz; Geo. w. Livingston, Lewis
Boat. l.. Il. Heasley, Thomas Cherry all oi
Miller Hand county Oak.
Us. MCFARLAND Register.
Sept. Ito &C FIRESroNE, Atty.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

We notice a member Of Hand county's
first board Of county commissioners was
married recently, as will be observed from
the following from the Huronite:
Frank wilkins, well known here, for
mer secretary Of Gov N. G. Ordway, is
about to be united in wedlock to Miss
Florence the ex- governors daughter. Mr.,
wilkins. We believe, still owns a house
and lot in Huron Possibly the happy
pair had better come and occupy it.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

Complimentary tickets have been sent
this Office for the third annual fair of the
Faulk County Agricultural Association,
to be beld at Faulkton. Sept. 90, 81 and %.
Thanks to MIR. l., II. Bailey, the Secre.
tarY of the ASsociati,ln.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
The South Hand S. =. convention will
convene at Spring Lake Sept. 25, 1857.

Inc Soutn Hand y. y. convention will
convene at Spring Lake Sept. 25, 1857.
PROGRAMME
Singing, Sweet Bye and Bye; Prayer,
Rev. z. Edmunds; Miscellaneous business;
Singing, A Light Upon The Shore;
should the givins ot reward cards be en-
cOunged in 5. s., J. ". Moore; Results
of Sunday School trimming, E. A. Williams;
Singing, I'll Stand by You; The need Of
being practical in S. s. work, J W. Smith;
How to teach difficult scripture narratives,
z. Edmunds; Singing. Temperance song
by the children; Address by G. L. Pink
ham; Profanity, J. W Osborn: Singing,
Rock of Ages; Temperance, or Band Of
Hope, AIRS. 81, e. Holmes; Question box;
Singing, Our Lord is now respected.
Bring your Gospel Hymns with you.
Committee,
per j. W. OSBORN.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

Notice is hereby Owen that the foIS~wins named
settler has ilef notice of hhs intcntioa 10 make
hnal roof In support of his cisinl, and secnre
nnsl en- ry thereof. ahd tl.st said pruof will te
made betorv the Clerk ot the district cuurt in aud
for Hand rnnniy, Dasott Territory. at Miller. ID.
U, on the Sd day of october, isS1 viz Ahram
Buck under his homestead entry No. ttsT Huron
series Tor the northwest quarter ssction a. town
il3, range e., and he names the following wtness,
to prove his continuous r'siience upon aud cult
+ EisAll, George W Thomas and William N
iion1. al of Miller. Hand county. -. T.
angist6 JOHN ~ MCFARLAND Rsrister
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
Land oe,cc 4, IIuron n r Ang ,ss7

IlNhd Ufhcc a. Huron. ID. +. Aug z, lhS7.
Nstice IL h, reby given that the following named
settler has iiled notice OF his intention 10 make
dual proof ia support of his claim aud secure
hnsl entry thereof. aud that SAID p.oof viii be
male before the clerk of the district iri Ia and
Tor Hand county. Dakota Territory at Miller, d.
r. on the 5Uth day ot September. 1851, viz;
No IJ'f. Hpron sclips. for the lot. . and 3 OF
section ], town ii2. rang. ~ and he names the
following witnesses TO prove LIS continuous rc-i
dence upn and cultivation of said land Wig:
Wtlliap ID. Mehsn. Rohert WILSON, John Henyon
and william sVmers, all of Miller .. T.
augiitS JobS MCFARLAND.
Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
.. :. Land once !, Huron, D +. Auo. y, ,sc

q. 8. Land once at Huron. d. T. Aug. "a, 1851.
Notice 10 hereby given that IT,, following named
final proof In support of his claim, and that aid
proof win be made before the Judge, and Ex-
ofscio clerk Of the probate court for Hand county
Dakota Territory, at Miller, ~. T.. the county seat
thereof. the fifteenth day OF October, 1877 viz
Thomas TTythsll under his homestead entry No.
14i for the northeast quarter, OF section ~. in
township liS north, of range - west OF NTH p
NJ He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land Va: tseorge W. Livingston, Peter Olson.
william Olson AMI Marcus B Lester, all OF Miller,
Hand comfy, Dakota
JOHN r. MCFARLAND, Register.
q. II CARROLL. Attorney. sugist6
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

Isnd once at Huron, u. 4. Aug 8, lSs7.
Notice Il hoseby given that the following named
settler has Glcd notice sf his inteation 30 make
tnal proof in support OF his clgiin and that said
pr-Of will be male 0rforS the Judge or IN his
absence before the Clerk OF the district court in
and fer Band county ID. I. ut Miller, ID, H. on
september 20. iks7. viz. G~orge w. livingston
heir OF Charles II. Livingston. deceA.ed, uider his
Homestead Nc. ss9i TOR the southwest quarter OF
section I. 1865 He names the following wit.
nosses TO prs,e his contiHnSus re.dslce upon
and cultivation M said land. viz, william Olson,
Lewis Walton, Thomas TrythAll and william H.
Davis. sll of Miller, pakoia
suglltS JonN &. MCFARLAND.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

U. \. Land ofhcc at Hurpn. u. I. Aug ~, 19T.
Notice is heruby given that the foiowing named
setfi"r has flied notice Of his intention to mas..
anal proof In support Of hts claim and hat said
proof viii he male befors tho Judge. aud Ex-
oifci Clerk OF thu probate con II for Hand coun
~. Dakota Territory at Miller. y. r.. the county
sesf hsrr OF on the nftecn h day Of October, Iss7
VIZ: H~nry Trythall und.r hi, home. .te,,d entry
NO h2 for the SGthw,st qnartsr Sc tion II
~ township iia, north Of range ~ west 9th y
u. He names the foaiowing Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rvs'dcncc npon, snd cultivation Of
said iaiid via: George w liyin, stoa, Icter Olson
Wiliia,n orsnn. Marcus r. Lester, aIi ot Miner,
fland county. Dakota.
augiSte JOHN s. MCFARLAND Reuister
"a rlHRn,l Attarn,v =
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15
MANHOOD

A lecture ON the nature. treatment and rs6kQoI
eure of Seminal Weakness, or SperInaforrhea- IN
poisncy. Nervoss Debility. aud Impedinasnfs 10
Marriage genel ally; Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits Mental and rhyacsi Inespscity. sc--Ry Robt
J. Cuiverwell, NJ. ID.
Tho ORD rsDoNned snf.cr in fais admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from bis own experience
that Ne swfui cocse. .uepces Of aeif-abure may he
e6cctssIly removed without dangerous slrsl5raf
operaxfons. bonglcs la<tFnmsnts. rinesnr cnrdials
pointing out mode of cure n oncs certstn ard
snestnl By which every sufferer 20 matter wltA
bi- coalition insy h. nsy care himself cl4enpiJ
privately and radically.
ssThis ,ectnre WIN preses boon 70 thsusassd..
sent nnder seal In Z plain envclcpe. 10 any 81
dress port-psid. an receipt Of four cents ~ 40
postage stamps. Address
THE cULvERwELL MEnICALC0
a Aan S.ssw rs,k.s ronsx -. a.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-09-15

Turtle creek on section line between sec
tion and ls. Amount asked for $3.50. 90.
Aciion deferred until Tuesday morning.
Bill Of Saturday Tribune for printing
proceedings OF Commissioners DC pi esent-
ed, and there being two bills presented,
one from each Of the partners in the con-
cern, VIZ: one from wagoner and vne
from Chiquett, The board deferred
action.
The following bills we're allowed at Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-09-17
SAVE THE CORNSTALKS.
Two Excellent Ways of Managing ana
Utilizing Them.


We still have farmers by the thou
sand who never cut up any corn, and
who do not get dollars worth of feed
per acre from their corn fields, and
not infrequently damage the land by
tramping more than all they get is
worth. If this dry season compels
them to save part of their fodder so
as to teach them its value, that will be
some compensation for short crops.
The great bugbear to these farmers in
feeding cornstalks is the waste or butts.
what can we do with the coarse
stalks?' they ask; ''they are in the
way in the managers and il takes u wear
to rot them" There are two ways to
manage the corn butts; either will re-
duce them to fine manure by or before
May l. If you will rig some kind of a
cutter and cut the fodder, even into
foot lengths, the waste can be used for
bedding eirher horses or cattle, and
will be tramped flat and rot quicker
than straw. My nearest neighbor cuts
his on block with brOad-aXe, and
with one to hold the bundle and another
to use the axe, fodder for four or six
horses can be cut in few minutes. l
use V-shaped cutting-boX with cir
cular or curved knife and find it quite
speedy,
But the trouble with the cornstalks
is more imaginary than real when the
fodder is fed long. When | feed with
out cutting, rs l often do, carry the
waste from the managers once day
and spread it in the barnyard, and it is
SO mixed with the waste straw from the
stacks and the manure from the stable,
and so well tramped by the cattle, that
it only needs forking into pile, and
allowed to heat, to prepare it for use.
Managed in this way, when once the
cattle break the outer shell of the stalks
by tramping they will rot quicker than
straw and are better absorbents. One
trouble in most stables is the small, mar
row Managers in which the fodder must
be fed. My stables for both horses and
cattle are arranged with Il fced-hoor
instead OF mangcr; or it might be
called a continuous manager, made wide
and high enough 50 that can walk the
entire length of it with my arms full of
corn butts. | like this for feeding
either hay or fodder, as there is always
an accumulation of dust and dirt in
any Manager, and this enables me to
sweep it from end to end, as there is no
o"struction.- Waldo +. BroW1a, ia NJ
T. TriJuNe.